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Faculty

For our 18^th year of InterMuse, we will host two special guest faculty members from Hungary, both of whom are lifelong practitioners of the Kodály vision of teaching and learning music:

	Zsuzsánna Mindszenty, Faculty of humanities, Professor of Conducting and Choral Practice, and conductor of the women’s choir at the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest [ELTE]
	Márta Sarosine Szabó, Head of Theory and Solfège, University of Debrecen Conservatory of Music, Hungary

The InterMuse program director is:

Dr. Jerry L. Jaccard, Vice President, International Kodály Society; 2004 OAKE Outstanding Educator; coordinator, BYU Elementary Music Education Program; director, BYU InterMuse Academy; coauthor of The Complete Musician series

Other instructors will include:

	Julianna Barker, Graduate of BYU Elementary Music Program, Kodály certificate from BYU InterMuse Academy, graduate of Holy Names University Master of Music Education with Kodály Emphasis Program; Provo City Schools K–6 music specialist; immediate past president of UFOLKS, the Utah chapter of OAKE; member of the Utah Baroque Ensemble
	Rebecca McLaughlin, Graduate of BYU Elementary Music Education Program; Kodály certificate from BYU InterMuse Academy; former member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Provo City Schools elementary music specialist mentor-coordinator; past president of UFOLKS
	Cynthia Richards, Graduate of BYU Violin Performance and Pedagogy Program; Kodály certificate from BYU InterMuse Academy; professional violinist, studio teacher, and string clinician; string pedagogy instructor at Utah Valley University; author of How to Get Your Child to Practice without Resorting to Violence; coauthor of The Complete Musician series

“If everyone wanted to play first violin, there could not be an orchestra. Honor every musician in his own place.”
—Zoltán Kodály

Faculty

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